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The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
Silicone topical gel
For the treatment and prevention of keloids and hypertrophic scars, such as those resulting from general surgical procedures, trauma wounds and burns. Ideally, use just after the wound has healed and the skin surface is intact. It may also be used for prominent red immature scars that are actively healing; often up to 2 years post-wound closure.
Should not be applied to unhealed open wounds, or placed in contact with mucous membranes, or applied too close to the eyes. Should not be applied over other skin treatments without the advice of a doctor.
A concentrated medical gel-cream for the treatment and hydration of vulnerable skin immediately after wound closure. Combines the strength of freshly processed, pure aloë vera gel (Aruba Aloe barbadensis) and high-quality oils and ingredients such as jojoba oil, vitamin E and vitamin C. Helps to prevent scar formation and reduces itching and redness of the skin. Hydrates dry, sensitive and vulnerable skin and improves the flexibility of tight, non-elastic skin affected by burns and scalds. Also available with an integral SPF 30 sun block.
Quick drying, non-greasy, medical silicone gel enriched with vitamin E. Produces an invisible matt finish, making it especially suitable for use on the face or under cosmetic camouflage. Can be applied in a single movement. Also available with SPF40 UV protection.
Silicone gel
Silicone gel with added SPF 30 sunscreen
Quick-drying topical liquid silicone gel that provides a transparent, odourless, water-resistant, non-sticky and velvety smooth finish. Suitable for children and allows application of facial cosmetics.
